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John and Ainsley Ocean sold their farm on the Big Island of Hawaii and set out for the Indonesian island chain with their surf bags…By Roger Coathup

Brad Barrett takes us on a joy ride through '60s Southern California surf culture: from San Diego's WindanSea to the Malibu Invitational and Mr. Dora,…By Roger Coathup

This well shaped right point has great historical influence; a place Lord Nelson sailed to in 1805. You've spun the Globe to Cape Trafalgar, Spain.By Roger Coathup

The Wilsons of Coolum are a unique, tight-knit family whose simple lifestyle has been centered on surfing from the get-go. Mick and Nola's three sons…By Roger Coathup

What can be worse than an oil spill? According to Rory Stansbury of Island Conservation, a rat spill can be far worse. Rory and crew…By Roger Coathup

A self-taught surfboard maker, Jim Phillips began shaping in his early teens in the '60s while living in Hawaii. But being a military brat, he…By Roger Coathup

If you are looking for the complete remote atoll surf experience, Kiribati may be just the place you have been searching for. The Kiribati people…By Roger Coathup

Jake Howard pays tribute to the legendary Andy Irons as he recalls past moments of his travels and surfing career: a life Andy always dreamed…By Roger Coathup

The Best I Ever Saw: Looking through a copy of "Photo: Grannis," the author sees a photo of his favorite surfer: a classic black-and-white photo…By Roger Coathup

No fins, no swimming, pushing off directly into the tube in the shorebreak: try whomping to get your fill of wave time. Review of Taylor…By Roger Coathup